Theresa May Wants to Change Immigration Rules

Gabriel Brown spent nine years seeking the deportation of her attacker, who was finally sent back two months ago. She questions why the attacker's right to family life delayed the process, while victims lose their family life. Home Secretary Theresa May plans to change immigration rules to prevent abuse of the right to family life, aiming to apply it only in rare cases. However, these changes may still be open to court interpretation. Gabriel hopes these changes will ensure serious offenders are deported, allowing her to move on with her life.

What challenges did Gabriel Brown face in her fight for justice?

How does the right to family life impact the deportation process according to the text?

What changes does the Home Secretary propose regarding immigration rules?

What is the significance of the European Convention on Human Rights in the context of deportation?

How does Gabriel hope the government's changes will affect serious offenders?